Sentence examples for implement a national strategy from inspiring English sources
The unit is expected to develop and implement a national strategy to tackle poor literacy and numeracy among adults.
In May 2014, a follow-up resolution urged WHO Member States to develop and implement a national strategy for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of viral hepatitis based on the local epidemiological context.
The government is said to be making efforts to implement a national strategy to reduce economic vulnerability, including the development of a national BCP, as well as other stipulations in its long-term national plan referred to as Wawasan 2035 (Brunei Darussalam Government 2011b).
Frieden added in the release that the CDC is "moving quickly to implement a national strategy to curb antibiotic resistance".
In addition, we need to adopt and implement a national strategy to tackle the root causes of hunger in America today.
One such recommendation is the creation of the UK Council for Internet Safety, made up of government, industry and NGOs to meet regularly to implement a national strategy on online safety.
The CSCC initiative builds upon previous work done in Canada, and has the goal of developing, adopting and implementing a national strategy.
New Zealand has undertaken to reverse this trend by implementing a national Strategy with the goals of improving nutrition, increasing physical activity and reducing obesity.
The UK has implemented a national strategy for organ donation that includes a centrally coordinated network of specialist nurses in organ donation embedded in all intensive care units and a national organ retrieval service for deceased organ donors.
By 2017, UNICEF aims to support 125 countries in reaching more than 75 per cent of households to access an improved source of drinking water and support 35 countries implementing a national strategy to eliminate open defecation – as example target results.
An increasingly number of low- and middle-income countries have developed and implemented a national strategy and policy towards universal coverage of healthcare for their citizens over the past decade [ 1, 2].
